FEBRUARY 2024 | NASDAQ: IREN  Investor Update 

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 3  Iris Energy: Next-Generation Data Centers  High performance compute  Bitcoin Mining  AI Cloud Services  Business  Bitcoin network security (Bitcoin rewards sold daily)  GPU compute for AI customers  Hardware  Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC)  Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)  Monetization1, 2  Per Bitcoin mined  Revenue: ~$52k spot price   Electricity Cost: $14k  Per GPU hour  Revenue: $2.50  Electricity Cost: $0.06  Hardware payback period3  ~12 to 24 months  ~24 months  Notes 1 - 3: Refer to key assumptions on page 18 for further detail  Infrastructure: 200MW operating data centers (2,160MW power capacity)  Real estate: >1,000 acre property portfolio plus additional development pipeline  Network: dual-redundant & physically diverse fiber, 100 Gbps capability, multi-tenancy environment  Cyber security: IDS/IPS, virtual firewalls, VLAN segmentation, 2FA remote access VPNs  Energy trading: automatic transition between mining and energy trading to optimize power costs 

 5  Executional excellence  5  Fastest growing miner in 2023 - on track for 20 EH/s in 2024  Self-mining capacity  20 EH/s  Note 1: Refer to key assumptions on page 18 for further detail  1.5 EH/s  6.2 EH/s  10 EH/s  Fixed price miner contracts1  Power available  Single site expansion (Childress) 

 Executional excellence  Well-positioned going into halving   Robust balance   sheet  Upgraded fleet efficiency  Energy trading business  $146m cash1, $863m market cap2, no debt  Access to capital markets for growth  Acquisition of new-generation Bitmain miners  21.9 J/TH efficiency at 20 EH/s3  Automated power sales when it is more profitable than mining Bitcoin  Dynamic energy trading algorithm and technology stack  6  Reflects USD equivalent, unaudited preliminary cash, cash equivalents and term deposits as of February 9, 2024.   Based on closing share price of $8.30 and 104,033,219 shares outstanding as of February 14, 2024.   Refer to key assumptions on page 18 for further detail 

 Expansion to triple AI cloud services business to 816 NVIDIA H100 GPUs  248 GPUs: existing AI cloud services business  568 GPUs: purchased for delivery and installation in Q2 2024  Ongoing customer conversations  Growth financing workstreams underway  Dell Technologies Partner Program and NVIDIA Partner Network  Technology partnerships with WEKA and Supermicro  Sponsor at NVIDIA GTC (March 2024)  8  Executional excellence  AI Cloud Services  8  Iris Energy’s Prince George Data Center  (NVIDIA H100 cluster)  Working with industry leading companies 

 9  Executional excellence  Cost effective, fit for purpose capability  9  Note: References current on-demand pricing of ~$12 per GPU hour for NVIDIA H100 GPUs (based on AWS EC2 p5.48xlarge instance)  “An AI start-up could train their model with a hyperscaler for 2 months, or Iris Energy for a full year” 

 10  Presenting the next step in our journey… 

 11  Next-generation data centers. Powered responsibly.  Same business. Same goals. Different name.  Introducing IREN 

 Executional excellence  Illustrative comparative economics  Bitcoin price (US$)  $40,000  $50,000  $60,000  10 EH/s (current network difficulty)2  $15m  $47m  $78m  10 EH/s (20% reduction in network difficulty)3  $47m  $86m  $125m  20 EH/s (current network difficulty)4  $57m  $119m  $182m  20 EH/s (20% reduction in network difficulty)5  $119m  $197m  $276m  Bitcoin Mining - Annualized Hardware Profit (post-halving)1  Pricing ($ per GPU hour)  $2.00  $2.25  $2.50  $3.00  816 GPU cluster  $13.8m  $15.6m  $17.4m  $21.0m  AI Cloud Services - Annualized Hardware Profit1  ~$52k spot BTC  (as of Feb 14, 2024)  Notes 1 - 5: Refer to key assumptions on page 18 and disclaimer below for further detail  THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATION and illustrative PURPOSES ONLY. THE BITCOIN MINING AND AI CLOUD SERVICES ANNUALIZED HARDWARE PROFIT OUTPUTS ARE FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED PROJECTIONS OF IRIS ENERGY’S OPERATING PERFORMANCE. SUCH OUTPUTS ARE BASED ON IMPORTANT ASSUMPTIONS AND HISTORICAL INFORMATION, INCLUDING INFORMATION AND CALCULATIONS FROM THIRD PARTY SOURCES (INCLUDING WEBSITES). WE HAVE NOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED SUCH INFORMATION AND CALCULATIONS, AND SUCH INFORMATION AND CALCULATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS AND COULD PROVE TO BE INACCURATE. THE ILLUSTRATIVE OUTPUTS ARE BASED ON HISTORICAL OR THIRD-PARTY INFORMATION WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT MATERIALIZE IN THE FUTURE (INCLUDING THE ABILITY TO CONTRACT CUSTOMERS AT SUCH PRICING, OR AT ALL) – accordingly, there is no assurance that any illustrative outputs WILL BE ACHIEVED within the timeframes presented or at all OR THAT HARDWARE WILL OPERATE AT 100% UPTIME. The illustrative outputs assume HARDWARE is fully installed and operating today using the above assumptions. These assumptions are likely to be different in the future and users should input their own assumptions. THE ABOVE AND THIS PRESENTATION SHOULD BE READ STRICTLY IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS DISCLAIMER ON PAGE 2.   13 

 14  Adjusted EBITDA - 1H FY24 vs. 1H FY23  For further detail, see our unaudited interim financial statements for the half-year ended December 31, 2023, included in our Form 6-K filed with the SEC on February 15, 2024.  Electricity costs net of realized gain on financial asset was $(33.0) million in 1H FY24. Realized gain on financial asset represents unaudited power credits (primarily driven by voluntary curtailment) earned under hedge contracts.  Impairment of assets includes $(15.2) million previously reported as loss on other receivables.   Unrealized loss on financial asset represents the change in the fair value of the financial asset recorded in relation to electricity purchased for future usage periods.  Other expense items include one-off professional fees including legal fees.  Adjusted EBITDA increased from $(6.4)m to $20.7m  Bitcoin mining revenue increased from $30.0m to $76.4m  +167% or 3.5 EH/s increase in average operating hashrate (2.1 EH/s to 5.6 EH/s)  +57% or 864 BTC increase in BTC mined (1,503 BTC to 2,367 BTC)  +62% increase in average price realized per BTC mined ($19.9k to $32.3k)  Average electricity cost2 per BTC mined increased from $(9.3)k to $(13.9)k  Other costs include (1H FY24):  Employee benefit expenses $(8.5)m  Site operating costs $(3.1)m   Insurance costs $(3.1)m  Provision for Canadian non-refundable sales tax $(3.0)m  Professional fees $(1.4)m  US$m1  6 months ended  6 months ended  December 31, 2023  December 31, 2022  Bitcoin mining revenue  76.4  30.0  Other income  0.5  -  Electricity charges2  (36.1)  (13.9)  Realized gain on financial asset2  3.1  -  Other costs  (23.3)  (22.3)  Adjusted EBITDA  20.7  (6.4)  Adjusted EBITDA Margin  27%  (21%)  Reconciliation to consolidated statement of profit or loss  Add/(deduct):  Foreign exchange loss  (2.4)  (7.2)  Non-cash share-based payments expense – $75 exercise price options  (5.9)  (5.9)  Non-cash share-based payments expense  (5.9)  (0.9)  Impairment of assets3  -  (105.2)  Reversal of impairment of assets  0.1  -  Unrealized loss on financial assets4  (0.3)  -  Other expense items5  (3.2)  (1.7)  EBITDA  3.1  (127.2)  Finance expense  (0.1)  (13.9)  Interest income  1.4  0.2  Depreciation  (15.2)  (19.0)  Loss before income tax (expense)/benefit  (10.8)  (159.9)  Income tax benefit/(expense)  0.3  (2.0)  Loss after income tax (expense)/benefit  (10.5)  (161.9) 

 15  Adjusted EBITDA - 2Q FY24 vs. 1Q FY24  US$m1  3 months ended   3 months ended  December 31, 2023  September 30, 2023  Bitcoin mining revenue  42.0  34.4  Other income  0.5  -  Electricity charges2  (16.7)  (19.4)  Realized gain on finanical asset2  0.1  3.0  Other costs  (11.9)  (11.4)  Adjusted EBITDA  14.0  6.8  Adjusted EBITDA Margin  33%  19%  Reconciliation to consolidated statement of profit or loss  Add/(deduct):  Foreign exchange loss  (4.7)  2.2  Non-cash share-based payments expense – $75 exercise price options  (3.0)  (2.8)  Non-cash share-based payments expense  (3.0)  (3.0)  Reversal of impairment of assets  0.1  -  Unrealized loss on financial asset3  (0.3)  -  Other expense items4  (2.6)  (0.6)  EBITDA  0.6  2.5  Finance expense  -  (0.1)  Interest income  0.7  0.7  Depreciation  (7.6)  (7.6)  Loss before income tax (expense)/benefit  (6.3)  (4.5)  Income tax (expense)/benefit  1.1  (0.8)  Loss after income tax (expense)/benefit   (5.2)  (5.3)  For further detail, see our unaudited interim financial statements for the half-year ended December 31, 2023, included in our Form 6-K filed with the SEC on February 15, 2024.  Electricity costs net of realized gain on financial asset was $(16.6) million in 2Q FY24 and $(16.4) million in 1Q FY24. Realized gain on financial asset represents unaudited power credits (primarily driven by voluntary curtailment) earned under hedge contracts.  Unrealized loss on financial asset represents the change in the fair value of the financial asset recorded in relation to electricity purchased for future usage periods.  Other expense items include one-off professional fees including legal fees.  Adjusted EBITDA increased from $6.8m to $14.0m  Bitcoin mining revenue increased from $34.4m to $42.0m  Average operating hashrate (consistent across both quarters at 5.6 EH/s)  6% or 79 BTC decrease in BTC mined(1,223 BTC to 1,144 BTC, primarily due to the increase in network difficulty)  +31% increase in average price realised per BTC mined($28.1k to $36.8k)  Average electricity cost2 per BTC mined increased from $(13.4)k to $(14.5)k  Other costs include (2Q FY24):  Employee benefits expenses $(4.3)m   Site operating costs $(1.5)m   Insurance costs $(1.5)m  Provision for Canadian non-refundable sales tax $(1.4)m   Professional fees $(0.8)m 

 16  Consolidated statement of profit or loss - 1H FY24 vs. 1H FY23  US$m  6 months ended  6 months ended  December 31, 2023  December 31, 2022  Revenue  Bitcoin mining revenue  76.4  30.0  Other income  0.5  -  Total revenue   76.9  30.0  Expenses  Depreciation  (15.2)  (19.0)  Electricity charges1  (36.1)  (13.9)  Realized gain on financial asset1  3.1  -  Employee benefits expense  (8.5)  (8.7)  Share-based payments expense2  (11.8)  (6.8)  Impairment of assets3  -  (105.2)  Reversal of impairment of assets  0.1  0.0  Professional fees  (3.9)  (3.0)  Other operating expenses  (14.1)  (7.2)  Gain/(loss) on sale of assets  -  (5.1)  Unrealized loss on financial asset  (0.3)  -  Operating profit/(loss)  (9.6)  (139.0)  Finance expense  (0.1)  (13.9)  Interest income  1.4  0.2  Foreign exchange loss  (2.4)  (7.2)  Loss before income tax (expense)/benefit  (10.8)  (159.9)  Income tax (expense)/benefit  0.3  (2.0)  Loss after income tax (expense)/benefit  (10.5)  (161.9)  Electricity costs net of realized gain on financial asset was $(33.0) million in 1H FY24. Realized gain on financial asset represents unaudited power credits (primarily driven by voluntary curtailment) earned under hedge contracts.  $(5.9)m of the 1H FY24 expense relates to amortization of $75 exercise price options which were granted pre-IPO (with $370 to $1,850 initial share price vesting conditions).  1H FY23 Impairment of assets includes $(15.2) million previously reported as loss on other receivables.   Loss after income tax increased from $(161.9)m to $(10.5)m  Improvement primarily due to increase in Bitcoin mining revenue and prior period impairment of assets  Key non-cash items in the 1H FY24 loss after income tax of ($10.5)m:  Share-based payment expense of $(11.8)m  Depreciation of $(15.2)m 

 17  Balance sheet - December 31, 2023  US$m  As at  As at  December 31, 2023  June 30, 2023  Assets  Cash and cash equivalents  90.3  68.9  Financial asset at fair value through profit and loss  1.3  -  Prepayments and other current assets  17.6  20.3  Total current assets  109.2  89.2  Property, plant & equipment  264.2  241.1  Computer hardware prepayments  30.6  0.1  Other non-current assets  13.2  1.7  Total non-current assets  308.0  242.8  Total assets  417.2  332.1  Liabilities        Lease liabilities  0.2  0.2  Other current liabilities  32.1  23.8  Total current liabilities  32.3  24.0  Lease liabilities  1.2  1.3  Other non-current liabilities  1.8  1.5  Total non-current liabilities  3.0  2.7  Total liabilities  35.3  26.7  Equity        Total equity  381.8  305.4           Total equity and liabilities  417.2  332.1  Reflects USD equivalent, unaudited preliminary cash, cash equivalents and term deposits as of February 9, 2024, which includes $93m of ATM proceeds from shares issued subsequent to December 31, 2023 and excludes purchase of 568 NVIDIA H100 GPUs for $22 million as announced on February 14, 2024.  Cash and cash equivalents of $90.3m  No debt facilities  Total net assets of $381.8m  Strong balance sheet provides flexibility to fund future growth  Cash increased to $146m (as of Feb 9, 2024)1 

 Assumptions and notes  18  Page 3  Electricity Cost per Bitcoin mined reflects historical 1H FY24 average (pre-halving). BTC price as of February 14, 2024.  Electricity Cost per GPU hour assumes 1.25kW power draw required for 1 GPU and illustrative $0.05/kWh energy price. $2.50 AI Cloud Service illustrative pricing assumption reflects mid-point of observed AI cloud pricing benchmarks (aggregator pricing observed in the $2 - $3 per GPU hour range).  Hardware payback period calculations based on recent observed ASIC and GPU purchase orders and market pricing benchmarks (based on hardware capex only, e.g. excluding data centers). ASIC capex assumes $14/TH pricing. GPU capex assumes ~$40k per H100 GPU pricing. Hardware payback period calculated based on Hardware Profit, which represents revenue less assumed electricity costs (excludes all other site, overhead and REC costs). ~12 to 24 month Bitcoin Mining payback period based on post-halving and an assumed $50k Bitcoin price and a nil to 25% reduction in the post-halving network difficulty. Refer to page 13 for illustrative comparative economics of Bitcoin Mining vs. AI Cloud Services.  Page 5  Comprised of miner purchase options with Bitmain for 9 EH/s of T21 miners plus additional miner purchases of 1 EH/s. Decisions with respect to expansion and exercising all, some or none of the miner purchase options will be made during 2024, taking into consideration market conditions, shareholder value and funding availability. In addition, the Company retains flexibility to utilize miner purchase options for purposes of upgrading some or all of its existing fleet.  Page 6  Reflects USD equivalent, unaudited preliminary cash, cash equivalents and term deposits as of February 9, 2024.   Based on closing share price of $8.30 and 104,033,219 shares outstanding as of February 14, 2024.   Assumes full exercise of miner purchase options with Bitmain for 9.1 EH/s of T21 miners. Decisions with respect to exercising all, some or none of the miner purchase options will be made during 2024, taking into consideration market conditions, shareholder value and funding availability. In addition, the Company retains flexibility to utilize miner purchase options for purposes of upgrading some or all of its existing fleet.  Page 13  Illustrative Annualized Hardware Profit = revenue less assumed electricity costs (excludes all other site, overhead and REC costs). Calculations assume hardware operates at 100% uptime and $0.05/kWh electricity costs.  Source: Coinwarz Bitcoin Mining Calculator. Inputs: 10,000 PH/s (hashrate), ~540 EH/s (global hashrate), 3.125 BTC (block reward), 0.1 BTC (transaction fees), 0.5% (pool fees), 250MW (power consumption).   Source: Coinwarz Bitcoin Mining Calculator. Inputs: 10,000 PH/s (hashrate), ~432 EH/s (global hashrate), 3.125 BTC (block reward), 0.1 BTC (transaction fees), 0.5% (pool fees), 250MW (power consumption).   Source: Coinwarz Bitcoin Mining Calculator. Inputs: 20,000 PH/s (hashrate), ~540 EH/s (global hashrate), 3.125 BTC (block reward), 0.1 BTC (transaction fees), 0.5% (pool fees), 440MW (power consumption).   Source: Coinwarz Bitcoin Mining Calculator. Inputs: 20,000 PH/s (hashrate), ~432 EH/s (global hashrate), 3.125 BTC (block reward), 0.1 BTC (transaction fees), 0.5% (pool fees), 440MW (power consumption).